Retail Winners & Losers: The Madoff Bounce
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Bernie Madoff's sentence of 150 years in prison appeared to send a wave of relief throughout the investment community -- and the retail world was no exception.
The S&P Retail Index was up 1% in afternoon trading, led up by one big winner: Rite Aid(RAD Quote).
The drugstore soared 17% to close at $1.45 after it announced that it had completed refinancing most of the debt that was set to come due in September 2010. Rite Aid had a $145 million loan and $1.75 billion credit facility maturing in September 2010. Due to the refinancing, it said its only significant debts due before 2012 are its borrowings under its accounts receivable securitization programs. Those borrowings are due in September. ...
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